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Smoked brisket > TONEX One.Gonna return the ToneX One today...not necessarily because it's bad but because I just bought a new pellet smoker grill![]()
Smoked brisket > TONEX One.Gonna return the ToneX One today...not necessarily because it's bad but because I just bought a new pellet smoker grill![]()
Grilled Totinos > TONEX OneSmoked brisket > TONEX One.
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Still not a word. SO BAD!Which they are going to release at a cost later , from rumblings in their forum
With captures, you can't really say "do the factory ones give me a good idea of what to expect" because it's not like a model. Maybe the built in captures used a setting or mic or cab I don't like but someone on ToneNet used one I like better.Also, do those built-in captures sound good with the cab off? My very vague impression from reading here is that you can have Pedals+Amp DI captures, Pedals+Amp+Cab captures, and then "merged" [Pedals+Amp]+[Cab] captures, and that the cabs can be removed from the chain in merged captures, but it might not sound great when you do that? I've never used captures before, so please excuse my ignorance!
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With captures, you can't really say "do the factory ones give me a good idea of what to expect" because it's not like a model. Maybe the built in captures used a setting or mic or cab I don't like but someone on ToneNet used one I like better.
The general consensus is that trying to remove the cab of a full signal chain capture does not work well. You'll be better off just keeping the fill signal chain or getting a specifically made DI capture
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I agree. The Ampero Stage has a fantastic UI. Best I've seen in years actually. It's sound is lacking compared to, say, Kemper though. Plus I had a bad buzz in mine that I couldn't filter out.Huh? If they were talking about the Ampero Stomp / Stage, they have some of the best UX of the bunch IMO.
This is so true. Love mine!Sure, buy one of these. Then another for drive/distortion then put a decent delay/ reverb pedal with them…juggle the power supplies and cables….
Or just plug in a Kemper Player and, you know, play….